> > The idea behind a auto-normaliser would be:
> > from a direction and at a certain angle, you increase the normal index? Ex: when going from front side (straight), every voxel-box that faces that direction is made a little bit lighter?

> Normals are just shifting the RGB color of your base colour.
> Your idea is correct for a static situation, but here we have 8 directions to deal with.
> If you set the RGB shifts next to each other, you'll notice Gausian like curves that have their highest RGB intensity (white(255,255,255) for TS style vxls) the moment they face the virtual lightsource.

> Although I don't have enough info yet to be conclusive, I see some indications that the index numbers are mirrored between the front and back side...
> front+18=back (with 18 being 50% of all TS normal indexes)

> I can observe what number belongs to what side, however, destilating some rules on how the normals are applied is still way too early...

it's still best to do them yourself if u can, the first "autonormaliser" had a flaw, it wouldn't know what's angle the face really is, and it ay not turn out to be what u wanted